As far as Dark was concerned, the fiftieth duel held little suspense as well.
All he could say was that Eva Hurst's luck with the brackets had truly been poor.
After the drawing phase ended, the forty-eighth pair of contestants took the stage.
The two contestants came from the Elf race and Sky City respectively, both highly skilled mages by profession. Their duel resembled a clash of forbidden spells and was tremendously entertaining.
Dark had been watching intently when he suddenly heard Professor Kazel's voice. He followed him out of the lounge, casually picked a room, and entered.
Once they were both inside, Professor Kazel closed the door and casually set up a barrier.
Then, with a flicker of lightning, a tiny thundercloud appeared before him.
After quite some time, a finger-sized little creature crawled out of the thundercloud, swaying its head as it said, "Is it not ready yet? Is it not ready yet?"
Dark's eyes widened sharply, because he could clearly sense an intense divine aura coming from that little thing.
And that aura was exceptionally familiar.
"Thunder God Dragon?" Dark blurted out.
"Ramon. Call me Ramon." The little thing leaped out of the thundercloud with a snap, then fell back down and sat atop the cloud, swinging its legs.
It was roughly humanoid, but had only an outline and no facial features. With its round head, round body, and short limbs, it was rather cute.
Professor Kazel sighed and said somewhat helplessly, "Yes, it is the Thunder God Dragon."
Dark leaned closer and asked curiously, "Wasn't it attached to Lei Qi?"
"That is the case." A strange look appeared in Professor Kazel's eyes. "Apparently, it also signed a contract with Lei Qi."
"A contract?" Dark was curious.
Professor Kazel said, "Apparently, it is a contract that requires